a term describing public school student athletes who are irrationally hateful of people/cultures/ideas that are in contrast to what consitutes their lifestyle. Not to be confused with jock, a term that loosely describes athletically inclined students of a public school.
David's such a jock-bot, man. He called my friend James a faggot because he listens to jazz, but you know if he could kick a field goal, David wouldn't say shit to him.
by Kevin Howlett February 17, 2004
A mental illness which will get people to be overactive in sports.
Symptoms may include:
Excessive playing in sports, wearing jock clothes (Sports brands, such as nike, adidas, etc.), rude to other people, decrease in intelligence, major increase in confidence, only spending time with other infectees, normie behavior, bad roasts, irritable behavior. May be terminal
How it is spread:
infected parents, infected peers
Symptoms may include:
Excessive playing in sports, wearing jock clothes (Sports brands, such as nike, adidas, etc.), rude to other people, decrease in intelligence, major increase in confidence, only spending time with other infectees, normie behavior, bad roasts, irritable behavior. May be terminal
How it is spread:
infected parents, infected peers
by SpiceRice May 16, 2019
by Mr Fair April 05, 2009
When your munching on the bush and the girl clamps her legs around your ears so you cant hear anything
I was eating out my chick and she clamped her legs on my ears to where i couldnt hear anything she gave me a jock gusto
by NighthawkSB November 05, 2010
by balljo February 10, 2005
by recordist October 29, 2006
Jock Gamer:
1. Any person who enjoys playing sport oriented video games
2. A Person Playing video games in a jockstrap see: athletic supporter
3. An entirely irrelevant term made up by Dan to mask his alarmingly apparent fanboyisms.
1. Any person who enjoys playing sport oriented video games
2. A Person Playing video games in a jockstrap see: athletic supporter
3. An entirely irrelevant term made up by Dan to mask his alarmingly apparent fanboyisms.
by Curmudgeon06 May 16, 2006